One character in this film is taken to see a mummy that shines in the dark by a puppet maker who frightened him by pretending to be the voice of God. In one scene, Uncle Karl farts to blow out candles for the amusement of the children, and one subplot involves the lecherous but lovable Gustav Adolf and his adoration of the maid Maj. This film's antagonist dies in the fiery embrace of his retarded and ill Aunt Elsa, an event magically brought about with the aid of Ismael, who claims to be the same person as one of the title characters. Ultimately it is Isak Jacobi who uses a chest to smuggle th
One character in this film is taken to see a mummy that shines in the dark by a puppet maker who frightened him by pretending to be the voice of God. In one scene, Uncle Karl farts to blow out candles for the amusement of the children, and one subplot involves the lecherous but lovable Gustav Adolf and his adoration of the maid Maj. This film's antagonist dies in the fiery embrace of his retarded and ill Aunt Elsa, an event magically brought about with the aid of Ismael, who claims to be the same person as one of the title characters. Ultimately it is Isak Jacobi who uses a chest to smuggle the central characters out of the castle where (*) Emilie is kept by her second husband, the Bishop Edvard Vergerus. For 10 points, name this film wherein the title members of the Ekdahl family manage to escape their vicious stepfather, an autobiographical film by Ingmar Bergman.
One character in this film is taken to see a mummy that shines in the dark by a puppet maker who frightened him by pretending to be the voice of God.
{Fanny} and {Alexander} [accept {Fanny och Alexander}]